In the original purchase box. Black imitation leather binding with gilt title on the spine and front board. In large print format.

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This edition is a mass-produced vintage Bible published shortly after the 1977 merger of William Collins & Sons and World Publishing Co. In fair condition, it is generally valued between £15 and £40 as a reader or study copy, rather than a high-value antique. 

Key Details & Valuation

• Publisher Context: In 1976, Collins and World Publishing operated under a brief partnership before the official merger in 1977. This edition was produced during that transitional period at their Cleveland, Ohio facilities. 
• Market Value: Because mass-produced Bibles from the 20th century lack historical rarity, this edition’s value depends on physical condition (e.g., tight binding, clean pages, unblemished cover). Similar vintage copies generally sell between £15 and £40 
• Readability: The “Giant Print” designation was a popular marketing term in 1970s publishing used to describe larger, easier-to-read font sizes (typically 14-point to 18-point font).